Fool’s Gold: How Wanted Criminals Thought They Got Lucky and Got Cuffed
<p>When it comes to the police catching thieves, the first impression that comes to mind for many people might involve breaking down doors, engaging in high-speed chases on the road, or even brandishing guns on the streets. A fierce confrontation seems inevitable. However, police officers are human beings too. If they always use such aggressive tactics, not even having nine lives would be enough for them.</p>
<p>So, in reality, it’s more important for them to learn how to draw criminals out voluntarily. Just like the specialized department in the United States dedicated to capturing fugitives, which successfully apprehended 108 wanted criminals without firing a single shot. In the 1980s, the U.S. Marshals formed a fugitive investigation and strike team (FIST).</p>
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